Cameroon: 5 dead in a suspected Boko Haram suicide bombing

Four Boko Haram suicide bombers blew themselves up in Cameroon on Saturday morning, killing themselves and a civilian in what seems to have become a way of life in this battered part of the world, even as the international media look the other way.


The bombing in Cameroon on Saturday morning occurred in Ngalbi area of Mora in Cameroon’s far north.
“Suicide bombings this morning in ngalbi (Mora). 04 suicide bombers and 01 civilian killed,” reported Cameroonian newspaper, L’Oeil du Sahel.
Just a day earlier, on Friday morning, two Boko Haram suicide bombers blew themselves up in Cameroon, killing themselves and a civilian.

The suicide attacks took place in the town of Kerawa in the country’s far north along the border with Nigeria where Abubakar Shekau’s men are based and from where they consistently launch regional attacks against civilians and armed forces.

“Suicide bombing this morning in kerawa. Interim report 03 Dead (02 suicide bombers and a civilian),” reported Cameroonian newspaper, L’Oeil du Sahel.

Those attacks on Friday occurred only 48 hours after clashes between people of Manigueidé village in the district of Afadé, also in Cameroon’s far north, and Boko Haram fighters, left two villagers dead. One terrorist was captured. 

Source: Cameroon Concord News